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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1941
Page
7
Partial OCR text shows a sale event listing 65 vases at a single time at Raley’s in Mespa Pennsylvania. Further readable details are scarce but indicate an in-store dealer event with items on offer.
Fragmentary OCR item outlines a retail stock list and sales notes. Mentions Marie, Corry, and various in stock items with dates and payments implied. Contains garbled text but signals a catalogue style update on inventory and offerings.
The article notes Knute Leahy of Notre Dame winning the coach of the year, edging Bernie Bierman. It highlights Notre Dame's undefeated peak under Leahy, with prior success at Boston College and a strong three-year head coaching run. It also mentions Army, Minnesota, and Ohio State as top contenders, plus Bowl selections and other sport notes from college and professional circles.
A brief sports note predicts cage sport will rise to new heights this season with hopes of a golden year. Analysts cite possible rule changes by the national committee and notes from J M Good on stabilization and growth prospects.
Pennsylvania opens the deer season with antlered bucks required for legality. Officials expect up to 250000 hunters among 640000 licensed, about 186000 deer shot last year, with safety emphasis and weather aiding protection.
Jamestown Devon 1 Harry Bisysier announces a new working agreement between the Falcons and the Buffalo Bisons for the 1942 season. Buffalo acquires Johnny Neil Frank Heller Johnny Pollock Earl Rapp and Johnny Newman while selling Dick Schmidt Walter Balazh and others to Elmira and Detroit affiliates. Greg Mullenvy leads a thin infield with Wi bur Hardin and Cy Williams in the outfield as Frank Smrekar receives Selective Service notification and Stan Rogalin returns as a former hurler.
A roundup of college and professional sports notes. Duke, Wallace Wade, and Sun Bowl chatter appear amid rumors of Duquesne funding and Texas Tech prospects. Dick Cullum guests as Clark Shaughnessy debate lingers. Minor league meeting in Jacksonville, wagering on Rassler Tenacio Martinez suspension chatter, Burston plans for Cassilloux, and Ginny Conzelman Hollywood move teased. Waite Hoyt signings, Larry MacPhail on 1942 club spending, and a Louisiana College homecoming balloon anecdote.
Instructional feature by Sally Twyford promotes entry into bowling as exercise and hobby. Covers ball weight selection, grip, fit, and handspan for women beginners with practical tips on form and equipment while noting broader health benefits and worldwide telephony trivia.
St Edward's Shamrocks entertain Townville at home in a key three team parish league clash. Meantime St Agatha's meets Meadville in a second league game as Corry leads the standings after a recent Titusville win.
Jacksonville reports show baseball officials from across the circuit gathering for the winter meeting. Warren Giles of the Cincinnati Reds indicate efforts to move players including Lefy Join and others while Larry MacPhail of the Dodgers attends among other major figures. The Yankees Braves and Braves seek pitching and outfield help as clubs discuss roster moves and potential trades.
The Italian American Club team secured a second win, edging Sheffield Five 33 to 24. Leon led with 12 points as Kavi Wong added 12 and Paulsy Caruso contributed 10, while Sheffield struggled to score consistently.
Fordham and Missouri appear as Sugar Bowl participants amid a tense selection process. The piece notes potential Cotton and Orange bowl ties, with Duke and Penn State or Duquesne among debated options and mentions other conference implications and matchups.
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